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Mark WardIF said that a local chemical plant is on fire, or there is a possibility that the river at the bottom of your garden will break, and you will soon be able to look forward to the personal phone call provided by the Home Office.
The researchers found that due to double glazing and noise, we may miss the siren or the police announcement.
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A research department of British Telecom
A prototype early warning system has been developed that will call all people living in affected areas, explain the situation and suggest how best they can protect themselves, E. G, leave the area or stay indoors with the windows closed.
The digital map of the British islands is at the heart of the early warning system.
Every phone number in this country is connected to this map.
In the event of a disaster, the operator can draw a circle on the computer screen around the area that may be affected, and then the system will start ringing all the numbers within that boundary and send a police message.
The information is entered into the system in the form of text, and the computer converts it to voice.
Besana
"With this system, if they want to warn 10 000 people in an hour, it's doable," said SITA, a senior consultant at Thales.
If it was a great disaster, the police would still warn people on TV or radio. ”Butsana-
The system also records all the people who responded to the warning --
By pressing a specific button on your phone or answering a question,
And list all people who cannot be reached.
Mark WardIF a local chemical plant is on fire, or there is a possibility that the river at the bottom of your garden will break, and you will soon be able to look forward to a private phone call from the Interior Ministry.
The researchers found that due to double glazing and noise, we may miss the siren or the police announcement.
Talis consulting now
A research department of British Telecom
A prototype early warning system has been developed that will call all people living in affected areas, explain the situation and suggest how best they can protect themselves, E. G, leave the area or stay indoors with the windows closed.
The digital map of the British islands is at the heart of the early warning system.
Every phone number in this country is connected to this map.
In the event of a disaster, the operator can draw a circle on the computer screen around the area that may be affected, and then the system will start ringing all the numbers within that boundary and send a police message.
The information is entered into the system in the form of text, and the computer converts it to voice.
Besana
"With this system, if they want to warn 10 000 people in an hour, it's doable," said SITA, a senior consultant at Thales.
If it was a great disaster, the police would still warn people on TV or radio. ”Butsana-
The system also records all the people who responded to the warning --
By pressing a specific button on your phone or answering a question,
And list all people who cannot be reached.